If you could change one thing about the team you love to cheer on.. just one single thing in any aspect of the organization, what would it be?

To foster the discussion past the same old routine.. please refrain from firing Ted Thompson or MM.

Looking for opinions like... eliminating the waiting list for ticket.. better seating in the stadium.. a sole propriety owner.. A dome so that we would get a chance at hosting a Superbowl.. Along lines such as that..

Is there anything you would change?

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A seven percent maximum bodyfat limitation on cheerleaders would be appreciated. I know there's the cold factor to consider, but some of those girls should be put on the practice squad.

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DROP THE G-FORCE THING. PLEASE.

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Thank goodness you're joking, because 7 percent body fat would set those girls up for a multitude of health problems later in life.

What bothers me about the Packers organization is that I have no viable chance of ever getting regular-season, single-gam tickets in my life. I don't think it's right that almost all tickets are season tickets, with a small minority of seats reserved for single-game tickets exclusively for residents of Brown County.

I think I should be able to buy tickets for a game online or at an official Packers box office like a fan of any other team, without being forced to purchase the inflated price of a one-time usage of some fan's season ticket.

The current system makes it virtually impossible for me to get a seat next to my wife, much less bring my kids along. So I just watch the games on TV.

A 35-year waiting list for season tickets is ridiculous, and does NOT add to the "mystique of Lambeau Field" for me. It just makes it seem like some sort of elitist good-old-boy club.

We love to brag about how every game at Lambeau Field is sold out, but in reality, the deck is stacked. We're cheating. When you have to wait half your life to get your ticket, no one is going to let go of their ticket unless they absolutely can't afford to keep it anymore. So of course tickets are always going to be sold out. In essence, every ticket is reserved for a lifetime. So it's not impressive to me.

As home to a team that loves to boast about how it's owned "by the people," Lambeau Field shouldn't be some shrine that 99% of fans who want to go never have a prayer of getting into in a reasonable manner.

P.S. Forcing lifelong season-ticket holders to sit on bleachers is silly.

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The Packers win every Super Bowl. Everything elso would be fine.

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Ok, in that case I would tell Ted Thompson to "take two weeks off then quit"

Sorry, I had to

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LOL.. I expect it.. still giggling.. thanks.

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What will you say if they get fired and the Packers go 2-14 the following year?

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Every thread...

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If I was to change one thing.. it would probably revolve around the stock that they sold as part of the fund raising for the stadium. I knew going in that there wasn't much entitlement to it, but in hindsight and today, I think there should be a little more attached to the shares.

I am thinking maybe special access to a rookie minicamp or OTA.. nothing huge.

Yes the tickets are an issue.. but it is simple supply and demand type scenario.. where the demand outweighs the supply better than two to one.. they couldn't build a stadium large enough to accommodate those waiting for tickets at face value.

To me, this is about the closest one can get to the perfect model of a sports franchise..

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